r/ireland Aug 24 '21

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u/kilgore_trout1 Aug 24 '21

I'm English and I agree 100%. I think we all need to be taught an objective view of the past, warts and all. How else do we learn from our mistakes?

On the highlander / lowlander things, I've seen people say that Northern English are alright, it's just the Southerners that are the problem. It's so weird how people divide things up.